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posted by [identity profile] bugshaw.livejournal.com at 10:18am on 22/09/2012
Thank you. Maybe it would work better for me if I drop in for the odd film and don't expect to hang out and use it as social space. Hmm, I'm in London next weekend, maybe I could detour via the cinema and scope it out :-) I'm spoilt with the Cambridge Film Fest and its variety of seating. There's the odd pinch point but nothing horrendous.
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posted by [identity profile] alexmc.livejournal.com at 10:37am on 22/09/2012
I was going to say roughly the same.
There is a lift, and you may know some of the people who volunteer for it.

however I have never been to the festival due to being too busy at the same time...
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posted by [identity profile] despotliz.livejournal.com at 11:17am on 22/09/2012
I have been for the summer film festival and it's much more pleasant during the regular parts than the ACCA. There's a lift down to the cinema level from the main area, and there is a seating area which usually has seats although I wouldn't guaratntee on them always being there. There's not queueing so much as the films run to very tight timing and sometimes they are running late, so there's standing outside the theatre while waiting for the previous audience to leave. I think you'll be ok if you just go for the films, but I wouldn't use it as a social hangout. There are cafes across the roadthat might work better.
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posted by [identity profile] bugshaw.livejournal.com at 03:14pm on 22/09/2012
Useful info, thanks! That looks doable.
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